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Is that how your remaining nut feels?Originally Posted by r...
Self important and referential, but not overly so.
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Self important and referential, but not overly so.
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Self important and referential, but not overly so.Originally Posted by kwilkinson
Had the joker not been so engagingly played Im not so sure he would have ranked as main antagonist. He certainly did not get the screen time and there were plenty of other villans as well. A "to do" item on the batmans list.
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I really enjoyed it. Hit Girl stole the show. Red Mist was well casted. That kid really did seem like an uptight teenage brat who had no friends.
I've always thought about what a super hero would be in real life. Here's a clip of one
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Giggity . . .Originally Posted by HORNS
Dude....
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Anyone here actually read the comics before they saw it?
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very well done. referenced comic books and modern pop culture quite a bit.
some hilarious scenes. it kind of out did tarintino in the comic graphic violence (the scene where hitgirl wraps a chord around the gunmans gun and makes him shoot himself was so well choreographed).
up there with Watchmen for me.
some hilarious scenes. it kind of out did tarintino in the comic graphic violence (the scene where hitgirl wraps a chord around the gunmans gun and makes him shoot himself was so well choreographed).
up there with Watchmen for me.
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Am I the only one disappointed by this one? It was not as funny as I'd hoped and the tone was at odds with itself through the whole movie.Originally Posted by dusty
The tone shifted one too many times, but I till had a great time. The scene with big Daddy in the warehouse was awesome.
BTW, Chris Nolan does not know how to direct/choreograph action sequences.
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